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Aqua Bliss

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Dec 6, 2010
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Finally, I can wear wireless headphones when working out and send music to my speakers without using a clunky adapter... !
 
Bluetooth was kind of a necessity now that there is NO way to play music from your new nano to any iPod speaker dock...

(Other than using the line-out, I guess... but that's messy!)
 
Bluetooth was kind of a necessity now that there is NO way to play music from your new nano to any iPod speaker dock...

(Other than using the line-out, I guess... but that's messy!)

I've been saying it was a necessity for the last 2 generations but they didn't do anything about it.... finally they heard our cries.
 
Bluetooth was kind of a necessity now that there is NO way to play music from your new nano to any iPod speaker dock...

(Other than using the line-out, I guess... but that's messy!)

Huh? The new Nano has a Lightning port. Buy a Lightning-to-30-pin adapter and you can plug it into any speaker dock. Or buy a new speaker dock with a Lightning connector (you know they'll make 'em!)
 
Anyone else miss the old nano

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Also what gives no clip one of the things I liked tho most about the nano 6th gen....
 
Anyone else miss the old nano

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Also what gives no clip one of the things I liked tho most about the nano 6th gen....

I will miss the nano6G. I figure that I'll replace mine using Apple's $60 replacement battery program.

If the nano7G is able to utilize the Nike+ footpod, then I may be in the market for one, but I doubt it.
 
Huh? The new Nano has a Lightning port. Buy a Lightning-to-30-pin adapter and you can plug it into any speaker dock. Or buy a new speaker dock with a Lightning connector (you know they'll make 'em!)

I'm worried about that ominous fine print on the Lightning adaptor that says "Video and iPod out not supported".
 
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